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The two papers in the APTET exam pattern for 2024 have 150 multiple-choice questions (MCQs). Each question in the exam is worth one mark in the evaluation. Thus, 150 total points are awarded. It is informed to candidates that there will be no deductions for answering any erroneous questions on the test. It is critical to comprehend the format of the exam. It aids pupils in comprehending the actual exam and formulating a plan to finish it on time.
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The two papers that make up the NDA written test are the General Ability Tests (GAT) and Mathematics. There are 120 questions on the maths paper and 150 questions on the GAT. There are 900 total marks available for the written exam. Those who pass the written exam are invited to the SSB interview. A SSB interview consists of two phases. Those who pass the Stage 1 exam are invited to take the Stage 2 exam. Picture Perception and Description exams (PP&DT) and Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) exams are part of Stage 1 of the SSB Interview. Group Testing Officer Tasks, Psychology Tests, and the Conference form Stage 2.
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The SSC CHSL exam consists of two tiers: Tier 1 and Tier 2. Tier 1 (Computer Based Online Test):Mode: Online Computer Based TestTotal Marks: 200 MarksDuration: 60 Minutes (Extended to 80 minutes for PwD candidates)Number of Questions: 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)Marking Scheme:Each correct answer: 2 MarksEach wrong answer: 0.5 Marks deducted (Negative Marking)Tier 2 (Pen and Paper Based Test):Mode: Pen and Paper Based Test (except Module 1 of Section 3)Total Marks: Varies depending on the section (explained below)Duration: Varies depending on the section (explained below)No Negative Marking
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The Karnataka SSLC exam pattern 2024 has not yet been made public by the Karnataka board. Instead of the multiple choice questions (MCQs) that were implemented during the pandemic, students will be required to respond to essay-style questions and provide comprehensive answers. It is anticipated that the current academic year (2023–24) would adhere to the SSLC test question paper pattern from 2019–2020, with no modifications to the degree of rigour. The board continued to provide exams in 2022–2023 according to the pre-pandemic schedule. The Karnataka SSLC exam pattern 2024 will be made available on the board's officia
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On its official website, IIT Bombay announced that the UCEED exam, which will begin in 2024, will now follow a new syllabus. The format of the UCEED test has also undergone certain modifications in accordance with the updated syllabus. As an example, the Part B question paper will now have two questions: (1) a drawing question, and (2) a design aptitude question. Recall that Part B included a single, drawing-based question earlier. Additionally, Part B's time has been extended from 30 to 60 minutes.
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Written exams for the first language paper are worth 100 points. There are 80 written exam scores for the remaining disciplines and 20 internal marks. Students in SSLC Class 10 must appear for three languages and three required topics. The first language, second language, and third language are the three languages. Science, Social Science, and Mathematics are the three main topics. Every paper is for a three-hour period.
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The Uttar Pradesh Police Constable Examination is conducted in the duration of two hours or 120 minutes. The examination is divided into four sections: •General Knowledge: To test the candidate's general knowledge.•General Hindi: To test the candidate's command in vocabulary and grammar in Hindi language.•Numerical & Mental Ability : To test the candidate's problem solving and decision making skills.•Reasoning : To test the candidate's intelligent quotient.The examination consists of 150 questions, carrying 2 marks each . To know more about the examination, refer to the official website or Shiksha.
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Kakatiya University accepts TS ICET scores for admitting students into its MBA programme. TS ICET is an online/computer-based test (CBT), consisting of 200 multiple-choice questions, to be solved in 150 minutes. Each question carries one mark. No marks will be deducted for a wrong answer. There are three sections of the exam, namely, Analytical Ability, Mathematical Ability and Communication Ability. Students can choose English and Urdu or English and Telugu as the medium, for sections other than Communication Ability, which need to be attempted in English only.
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SSC GD Constable Exam Pattern 2024 (Computer Based Test):Mode of Exam: Computer Based Test (CBT)Total Marks: 160 MarksTime Duration: 1 Hour (60 Minutes)Negative Marking: 0.50 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer.The exam was divided into four sections:SectionSubjectNumber of QuestionsMarks per QuestionTotal MarksIGeneral Intelligence & Reasoning20240IIGeneral Knowledge and General Awareness20240IIIElementary Mathematics20240IVEnglish/Hindi Language (as per candidate's preference)20240
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